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Lab-Grown Diamonds

Lab-Grown Diamonds

IGI-certified lab-grown diamonds from 4.5 mm to 10 mm, in round, oval, pear and emerald shapes. Verify the certificate online before you buy.

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Small loose lab-grown diamonds — sold per stone

Small stones from 2.5 mm up, D–E–F color, VVS clarity, for setting rings, making earrings or adding accents. No individual grading report, priced per stone — from 210.000đ/stone.

Lab-Grown Diamonds by Size — 4.5, 5.4, 6.3, 8.1 mm

In Vietnam, round diamonds are often sold by diameter rather than carat — "ly" is the local word for millimetre, so a "4ly5" stone is 4.5 mm across and a "6ly3" is 6.3 mm. Carat measures weight; diameter is the size you actually see on the hand, and two stones of the same carat can differ slightly in diameter depending on the cut. The table below converts diameter to carat for the sizes Thảo Linh currently has in stock.

Size (Vietnamese "ly")Diameter (mm)Carat (~ approx.)Shop
4 ly 54.5 mm~0.35 ctView 5 × 4.5 mm →
5 ly5.0 mm~0.50 ctView 1 × 5.0 mm →
5 ly 45.4 mm~0.65 ctView 2 × 5.4 mm →
6 ly6.0 mm~0.80 ctView 2 × 6.0 mm →
6 ly 36.3 mm~0.90 ctView 10 × 6.3 mm →
6 ly 86.8 mm~1.20 ctView 6 × 6.8 mm →
7 ly 27.2 mm~1.40 ctView 3 × 7.2 mm →
8 ly 18.1 mm~2.00 ctView 3 × 8.1 mm →
8 ly 68.6 mm~2.40 ctView 3 × 8.6 mm →
9 ly9.0 mm~2.75 ctView 3 × 9.0 mm →
10 ly10.0 mm~3.50 ctView 3 × 10.0 mm →
10 ly 110.1 mm~3.60 ctView 2 × 10.1 mm →
12 ly12.0 mm~6.00 ctView 1 × 12.0 mm →

Carat values are approximate conversions for a standard round brilliant cut. Each stone's exact carat weight and price are shown on its IGI report and product page.

Carat

The weight of the diamond. 1 carat = 0.2 grams. Higher carat, higher value.

Color

Graded from D (most colorless) to Z. Lab-grown diamonds are usually a beautiful D–H.

Clarity

How free the stone is of inclusions. FL/IF are the cleanest; VVS1–VVS2 are the most popular.

Cut

Cut decides how much a diamond sparkles. Excellent is the top grade, returning the most light.

What is a lab-grown diamond?

A lab-grown diamond is created in a laboratory with advanced HPHT and CVD technology, with physical, chemical and optical properties identical to a natural diamond. It costs 60–70% less than a natural diamond of the same grading, so the same budget buys a larger, finer stone.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. They are the same carbon crystal, with the same 10 Mohs hardness, refractive index and dispersion as mined diamonds — only specialist lab equipment can tell them apart, the naked eye cannot. The only difference is where they formed: a growth chamber over a few weeks instead of the earth over billions of years. Don't confuse them with moissanite or CZ, which are different materials altogether.
Yes. Every lab-grown diamond at Thảo Linh Jewelry comes with an IGI (International Gemological Institute) report, and each stone's grading can be verified online.
Physically and chemically they are identical. The difference is origin: lab-grown diamonds are created in a laboratory in a few weeks, natural diamonds formed underground over billions of years. Lab-grown diamonds usually cost 60–70% less than a natural diamond with the same grading.
If you want a larger, better-graded stone for the same budget, a lab-grown diamond is an excellent choice. It also needs no mining.
A 4.5 mm round diamond is roughly 0.35 carat. It's the most-viewed center stone size at Thảo Linh — elegant and well proportioned for engagement rings and everyday wear.
The price of a 5.4 mm (about 0.65 carat) lab-grown diamond depends on color, clarity and the market at the time — see each stone's listed price on its page, or call 0945 006 001 for today's exact quote.
The most popular sizes are 4.5–5.4 mm (0.35–0.65 carat) for an elegant everyday look, and 6.3 mm (about 1 carat) for a center stone that stands out more. Slim fingers suit 4.5–5 mm stones; longer fingers suit larger oval or pear shapes.
A lab-grown diamond is carbon with exactly the physical and optical properties of a natural diamond — only its origin differs. Moissanite is a completely different material (silicon carbide) with different hardness and light dispersion, and usually costs a fraction of the price. Thảo Linh labels the two clearly and never treats them as the same.

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